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The map designs are beautiful if you're into that post-apocalyptic aesthetic, and there's a good mix of streamlined, linear stages that test your reflexes and domain of the game's physics, together with more open-world levels that give you more freedom to explore and optimize your routes.

This is combined with a unique aesthetic and a pleasant ambient soundtrack, making for atmospheric and surreal vibes, although the story remains a mystery to me.

You're totally immersed and you can just zone out and reach a flow state that is only possible in VR where your audio / visuals senses are completely engulfed by this game world.

It has multiplayer, player ghosts to race against & even launched with workshop support, so you're bound to get some mileage out of it

I've played a fair share of KZ in csgo and fall on the spectrum of players which enjoy difficulty and hard to execute tech most of all.

Combine this with Steam Workshop, online co-op, and the ability to race against other runner submissions, and you have a must play for anyone who is willing to part with $8.